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Behaving compulsively is acting without really thinking. There are some compulsive actions that are associated with survival, like hiding your face if someone starts to hit you. This is normal and usually called a reaction. Being compulsive has a psychological issue behind it. Someone who continually washes their hands usually has a phobia as does someone who shops or gambles compulsively in order to meet an unseen need. If the behavior is bizarre it usually means obsessive compulsion and is a psychiatric problem.
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What does a kleptomaniac compulsively do?
steal.
What is the adverb for compulsion?
compulsively
Who steals compulsively?
Kleptomaniac
What is the name for the illness where people open other people's mail compulsively?
The behavior of opening other people's mail compulsively is not classified as a standalone illness but may be associated with conditions like kleptomania or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Individuals who engage in this behavior might feel a compulsion to invade others' privacy or may struggle with impulse control. It's important to seek professional help if such behaviors are causing distress or impairment.
Why do people compulsively lie and then believe themselves?
That's a difficult question. Compulsively liars mostly lie because they started to believe their stories themselves..
What is the mania for compulsively grinding one's teeth?
bruxomania
How do you spell obssesed?
The correct spelling is obsessed (greatly and compulsively preoccupied).
How do you use compulsively in sentence?
dont know yet but wen i do ill tell you
Why do I pull compulsively pull dead skin off of my feet and lips until they bleed?
your
How can you recognize a person with obsessive compulsive disorder?
Simple answer. Because they are compulsively obsessive about everything!
what meaning is workaholic penge answer plsss?
a person who compulsively works hard and long hours.
What is a person that lies a lot called?
A person who lies frequently is often referred to as a "liar." More specifically, if someone lies habitually or compulsively, they may be described as a "pathological liar." This term indicates a pattern of dishonest behavior that is often rooted in deeper psychological issues.
